De genocidio en genocidio: Archivos de la represión a la militancia social indígena

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11/2018
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Universidad Nacional de Tres de Febrero. Centro de Estudios sobre Genocidio
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Revista de Estudios sobre Genocidio
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1851-8184
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2362-3985
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El genocidio cometido por el estado argentino contra los pueblos orginarios, si bien cuenta con fechas y períodos clave, en los cuales sus señales son fácilmente reconocibles, no ha finalizado. A lo largo del siglo, las políticas genocidas apenas han variado en forma e intensidad. En todas las épocas, la agencia indígena se articuló con diferentes sectores sociales, creando alianzas y frentes disímiles, o replegándose estratégicamente.En este artículo no detallaré las características genocidas de la respuesta estatal a la política indígena, que son abordadas por varios colegas en este dossier. Me interesa en cambio verificar los cruces de la agencia originaria con diversas claves de activismo político, particularmente en la década de 1970, y las modalidades de la represión estatal, a través de la reconstrucción del caso de un grupo de militantes sociales mapuche.
The genocide committed by the Argentine State against Indigenous Peoples, although it has key periods and dates, in which its signals are easily recognizable, has not ended. Throughout the century, genocidal policies have hardly changed in form and intensity.At all periods, the indigenous agency has been articulated with different social sectors, creating dissimilar alliances and fronts, or strategically retreating. In this article I will not deal in detail with the genocidal characteristics of the State’s responses to indigenous politics, which are addressed by several colleagues in this dossier. Instead, I will refer to the crossings of native agency with various keys of political activism, particularly in the 1970s, and the modalities of State repression, through the reconstruction of the case of several Mapuche social militants. In this way, I aim to analyse silences and ambiguities still persisting today, about indigenous mobilization through political arenas
The genocide committed by the Argentine State against Indigenous Peoples, although it has key periods and dates, in which its signals are easily recognizable, has not ended. Throughout the century, genocidal policies have hardly changed in form and intensity.At all periods, the indigenous agency has been articulated with different social sectors, creating dissimilar alliances and fronts, or strategically retreating. In this article I will not deal in detail with the genocidal characteristics of the State’s responses to indigenous politics, which are addressed by several colleagues in this dossier. Instead, I will refer to the crossings of native agency with various keys of political activism, particularly in the 1970s, and the modalities of State repression, through the reconstruction of the case of several Mapuche social militants. In this way, I aim to analyse silences and ambiguities still persisting today, about indigenous mobilization through political arenas
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